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Sprint Offers Free Mobile Banking to Most Phones

Sep 26, 2008, 8:02 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Sprint announced a new mobile banking application that will allow customers to perform a wide variety of banking actions directly from their mobile phones. MyMoneyManager is a free download that allows customers to view account balances, view account transactions, pay bills, transfer money and search for nearby ATM and branch locations. Right now, BB&T, Citibank, IBC Bank and PNC Bank are participating, though Sprint hopes to add more banks soon. MyMoneyManager is also compatible with PayPal and includes a feature that allows Sprint customers to send money to almost anyone via their PayPal account.

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Jayshmay

Sep 26, 2008, 11:32 AM

I've been doing this for a YEAR!!!!!

And I don't even needs carrier support, it's called www.whateveryourbanksnameis.com, I downloaded Opera Mini 4.1, I pay my electric bill on my phone, I pay my credit card bill on my phone, check balance, make transfers, whatever, I simply go to my banks website, I don't need carrier support!!!!!!

It's called the World Wide Web, don't need some carrier supported program on my phone.

**** That website www.whateveryourbanksnameis.com is made up, it's an example, just go to your banks website on your phone.

marufio

It takes time though to go thru the web and then the banks passwords. Like forever.

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xxxstar88xxx

I get ur point but at the end i think this app is a good idea because its just faster access to ur bank.. so good idea 😎

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zalee

Sep 28, 2008, 7:38 PM

Be careful with this!

For your own safety, steer clear of this.

Some Banks, like Bank of America have their own mobile banking system, and that is just fine.

andy2373

Sep 26, 2008, 12:33 PM

Ah...right.

Right, like I'm going to trust Sprint's network with the information passed along with a app like this.
That's like giving the government $700 billion to fix the economy.

Jayshmay

So essencially, your saying no matter what happens with this $700b deal, we're doomed?!!?

This is one of those times I'd prefer to ignore reality!!!! It's almost getting to the point I don't even want to know the news for this upcoming week!!!

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rrothfeldt

Sep 26, 2008, 9:04 AM

Nice idea...need them to support some modern phones

So, all excited about the fact that i could get "quik-clik" access to my accounts, I raced to Sprint's site yesterday, ready to download the app to my Curve. I don't know why Sprint feels they have to play practical jokes on their customers, but they obviously need to learn the meaning of the word "many." They list a whopping 18 handsets that support "MyMoneyManager." The newest model listed is either the Samsung M500 or Sanyo M1; I can't recall which dinosaur is older. C'mon Sprint! At least support phones in your current line-up before releasing a new phone app!!!

Slammer

I would be disillusioned by this. I am sure the newer phones should be supported rather quickly. I have the two phones you mentioned in a lighted display case! 😁

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JesusSaves

Sep 26, 2008, 8:53 AM

I need them to add my bank

🤤 Not that I ever seem to have any money in it mind you but it would be nice to see exactly how far below zero I am.

Slammer

I hear ya! I personally do not want to see that when I deposit a Benjamin, my wife is withdrawing two of them! 😲

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